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Human Capital Management in rural school districts
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I am with the North East Florida Education Consortium. We work with 15 small and rural school districts in northeast Florida. Realizing the difficulties of recruiting teachers, especially in rural districts, we have been working with our school district superintendents and district teams in the area of human capital management to provide exceptional professional learning opportunities for teachers and to revise teacher induction and mentoring programs. We believe our efforts will help retain exceptional teachers and also help recruit the very best. Thank you for the resources shared.